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12/11/2012

(Brooklyn, New York) – A Brooklyn rabbi who writes a blog about sex abuse within the
insular, Orthodox Jewish community of Williamsburg told PIX 11 he had bleach
thrown in his face by another Hasidic man Tuesday.

Rabbi Nachum Rosenberg told PIX11 he was
walking down Roebling Street, when a man with a beard and black coat ran across
from a fish store and confronted him.

“He takes a full cup of bleach and he spilled
it onto me. Half of my face is burned, and my left eye, I can’t see right out
of it. I see everything very faded.”

The attack happened one day after a jury
convicted a prominent Satmar Hasidic man, Nechemya Weberman, of repeatedly
molesting a student in the community, starting when she was just 12 years old.
Weberman, an unlicensed counselor, faces up to 117 years in prison, when he’s
sentenced next month. Many Hasidic men in the community raised money for
his defense.

The trial exposed secrets about the alleged
Satmar Hasidic “modesty squads” that allegedly raid the homes of girls and
families that don’t follow the strict rules of the Hasidic community. Rosenberg
may have “named some names” on his blog.

Rosenberg told PIX he was being treated for his
injuries and hoping to regain sight in his left eye.